Problems to solve for Perl Beginners
PLEAC - Programming Language Examples Alike Cookbook
Getting Started
General Computer Science: For Beginners
Where Do I Go Next?
Reading other people's modules and codes
Perl: For Beginners
Perl Exercises: For Beginners
What is the best way to master perl
Real Life Perl Exercises
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